Drone v2 Addon

Drone v2 mod — your personal scout in Minecraft Bedrock with a camera you can pull up from anywhere.

This thing changes how you play the second you launch it. Instead of sprinting blind into caves or climbing scaffolding just to check a roof edge, you send the drone and see everything from a clean aerial view. Because you can view its camera from anywhere, it’s perfect for survival days when you’re juggling farms, mines, and raids. Park yourself at base, pop the feed, and sweep the perimeter for creepers before you walk outside. Trace your branch mine from above-ground markers and spot those sketchy ravines that usually catch you off guard. In the Nether, use the drone to plan safe lines across lava seas and basalt messes, then move in with blocks once you’ve got a route that won’t waste half your inventory.

Builders get a huge upgrade too. The drone makes layout work actually fun: hover over a roofline to check symmetry, float down a street to adjust lamp spacing, or frame a garden from the air so paths snap into place. When you’re carving a cliff base, glide the camera along the wall and mark anchor points for balconies instead of guessing from a ladder. For thumbnails and quick reels, do a slow orbit at golden hour around your centerpiece build, then cut to a top-down pass of the whole district; it reads crisp on mobile without heavy shaders because the angle sells the shot by itself.



On Realms and servers, the multiplayer-friendly design means everyone can use one without chaos, and the password option is clutch. Set a unique pass so only you and your squad can control your drone, then tune speed in the settings to match the job—slow for tight interiors, faster for long scouting runs. Keep it fair: don’t peek inside someone’s private base unless your server rules allow it. Where it shines in PvP or co-op events is recon and callouts. One player pilots, two move on the ground, and comms stay clean: the drone spots patrols, marks chokepoints, and watches flanks so your team doesn’t walk into a mess. During villager raids, leave the drone hovering above the bell and use the feed to track strays before they delete your cleric.

A couple smart habits make it feel pro. Give yourself a small “helipad” on the roof with a water drop or slime pad for safe landings. Run quick training laps over your own yard to learn drift and braking before you thread bridges or cave mouths. Keep render distance sensible on mobile and let the camera angle do the heavy lifting—you’ll get smooth footage and steady scouting without stutters. Tag your posts naturally so people can find it—“Minecraft Bedrock drone addon,” “MCPE drone camera,” “Bedrock surveillance drone”—then fly smarter, build cleaner, and explore like your world finally has eyes in the sky.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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